APPROACHING THE FIGURE: THE HUMAN FORM
THROUGH THE EYES OF FOUR ARTISTS
A+ Art Series Opens Oct 21 at Northwest Florida State College South Walton Campus
Featuring
Charlotte Arnold, Linda Kernick, Sue Carol Knight, and Marti Schmidt
THROUGH THE EYES OF FOUR ARTISTS
A+ Art Series Opens Oct 21 at Northwest Florida State College South Walton Campus
Featuring
Charlotte Arnold, Linda Kernick, Sue Carol Knight, and Marti Schmidt
The human figure has been a constant and enduring theme in art throughout history. Beginning October 21st, residents of the Emerald coast will have the opportunity to view the works of four artists with contrasting approaches to representing the human figure.
The artists featured in this show, Charlotte Arnold, Linda Kernick, Sue Carol Knight, and Marti Schmidt, each share art work that skillfully captures the essence of the human figure in a unique way.
This innovative exhibit is part of the A+ Art Series, a program of the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County in collaboration with Northwest Florida State College. Using the human form as a common element, this exhibit offers the opportunity to compare and contrast works of different styles and mediums. This juxtaposition highlights the diversity of figural art, while also revealing the shared themes and connections.
The exhibit is appropriately titled “Approaching the Figure” and opens on October 21st with a public reception from 5-7:00 p.m. at the South Walton Campus of Northwest Florida State College. It can be viewed during normal Campus business hours through December 14. For more information, contact the Cultural Arts Alliance at 850-622-5970 or info@culturalartsalliance.com.
Additional Press Contact:
A+ committee Chair Susan Lucas at 850-267-3083 or suziartz@me.com